Sentence examples for historical mess from inspiring English sources

You get into an endless cycle of wars and drone strikes instead of trying to solve the terrible historical mess that turns faith into a bomb.

Humans need to isolate a comprehensible concatenation of events from the historical mess.

The idea is simple: take a comedian, give them a drink, get them to explain – with that combination of earnestness and levity that is the preserve of the truly shit-faced – a chunk of history, and have other comedians act out the resultant quasi-historical mess as a sort of dadaist costume drama.

Isn't that Jezebel's color?' " Americans apparently do not like to have their historical pictures messed with, even if they're of questionable accuracy.

To fixate on unity is a reflection of the same cultural problems that have landed Labour in its current mess: a historical, pathological, and increasingly pathetic fixation with betrayal.

While he rejects the Blairites' charge that he "trashed the record," some Miliband aides now admit it was a mistake not to defend it, which helped the Tories turn their claim to be "clearing up Labour's mess" into a historical fact.

That these signs are now considered national treasures, worthy of exhibition a few feet from the hat that Lincoln wore to Ford's Theater, may tell us more about the long run of historical progress than the Craig mess says about enduring denial and hypocrisy.

Eventually an announcement came that there would be no state of emergency because he is "committed to democracy .Even by its historical standards, Pakistan is in a mess.

It's mismatch art, a mess of seemingly indiscriminate art-historical samplings.

Correction: It turns out that I messed up slightly on the historical data — in a way that weakened my point!

Men, the historical record suggests, often make a testosterone-driven mess of things.